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sailing yacht Precision 27 Sale info

Boat price$35125Year of built1991
Boat manufacturerPrecisionBoat model27
Boat type: sailing yacht
Boat name: Precision 27
Boat length: 8.22m / 25ft
Price: $35125
Country: USA
Location: Florida, Port Charlotte
Contact with seller by phone: 941 740 0389

Precision 27

  • Beam: 10
  • Draft: 3.7
  • Description: Offered by Punta Gorda Yacht Brokers, call Jim at 941 740 0389 for a showing appointment
  • Equipment: Much more

Precision 27 equipment

  • TRIDATA C: 400 M T NAVICO wind, depth, speed
  • The forward guest cabin has a large V: berth with storage under, hanging locker, drawer storage and a wet head with double entry doors and new fixtures.
  • Perkins 4: 108 FWC 50HP diesel (1800 hrs)
  • Main sheet winch, traveler, and jib sheet winches are all within easy reach of the helm. All non: skid (no teak) decks, double bow and stern railings, and double lifelines provide secure passage around the decks. Seven hatches with custom Outland ridged covers, four dorade vents and eleven opening ports (Newfound Metals Stainless steel just installed 2015) provide ample light and ventilation below.

Precision 27 description

  • Main salon/pilot house has 2 built: in captains chairs, a settee that makes into queen size bed, 2 rattan chairs with table and extension, can seat 6 comfortably.
  • Ron Rawson built some of the U.S. West Coast’s finest workboats—tough and able gillnetters, long: liners, and others that ply the waters between California and the Gulf of Alaska. When he decided to build sailboats, he wanted to continue the firm’s reputation for building seaworthy small craft and commissioned Pacific Northwest naval architect William Garden to design the Rawson 30. Between 1959 and 1985, he built 288 Rawson 30s, of which 36 were pilothouse models.
  • Bluff-bowed and rugged, with a long keel encapsulating 5,000 pounds of boiler punchings and concrete, the Rawson 30 was intended strictly for cruising. The hull is hand: laid solid fiberglass, while the deck is of fiberglass and balsa sandwich construction. Its bulwarks, 6 inches high at the bow, are fit for wedging in seaboots whether you’re hauling in salmon or changing headsails when thrashing to windward, and its cockpit is small, as befits a bluewater boat, while still adequate for two. Hardware is robust and simple.
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